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Former English Pacer Stuart Broad chooses a combined Indian set that plays 11 after the recently concluded Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. He made some shocking options while leaving out of a few, which have been even more shocking.
The conclusion of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy, which ended in a 2-2 draw between India and England, was marked with India’s dramatic victory by 6 runs in the final test in the Oval. The series ended after being one of the most exciting contests in the history of the red ball cricket.
Former English Fast Stuart Broad appeared in a podcast entitled “For the Love of Cricket”, where he was asked to choose a better combined 11, and the old diaper forced to choose a promising team.
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Stuart Broad chooses the best combined game XI of India-England
For its operators, the old English Paceman made a shocking choice first, as he set aside Duckett, and chose the two Open Indians Yasasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul as openers on his side.
Jaiswal ended up scoring 411 shots in the series with an average of 41.10, while Kl Rahul scored 532 runs to an average of 53.20, both scoring 2 hundred and so many half stamps each.
His shocking movement came to the middle order, where he had set aside the tastes of the Indian pattern Shubman Gill, the highest scorer in the series, and chose three Englishmen, Ollie Pope, Joe Root and Harry Brook. Root was the highest scorer in England with 537 runs, while Brook added 481 runs and Pope ended up scoring 306 runs.
Rishabh Pant, who had a great series in England and was honored by his brave attempt to beat with a fractured foot in Manchester, was the goalkeeper on the side of Stuart Broad.
Broad had already dropped out of Shubman Gill from 11; He quoted Washington Sundar as a SUV on Ravindra Jadja, which suggested that his impact was complete with the bat and the ball. Ben Stokes and Washington Sundar were the two scored by Broad.
Finally, the legend of England went with three pacers to the team: Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj of India and Jofra Archer on the English side. Stuart Broad did not validate Gus Atkinson’s efforts on his comeback test or the highest wicker in England, Josh Tongue.
Broad mass praise for Mohammed Siraj
Stuart Broad has largely praised the efforts of the Indian Speedster Mohammed Siraj to excel in intense pressure situations as long as it is undergoing the rhythm attack on the absence of Jasprit Bumrah.
Broad acknowledged that Siraj is one of those players who prosper in responsibility and grow as a leader once they are given a key role.
“It only looks like someone who thrives responsibility. It looks like someone who wants the ball. I do not say that he has less motivation when he plays Bumrah, but I think he likes this added responsibility. He is someone who seems to grow a bit when Bumrah is not there. It grows when he runs the attack. It’s a great force,” he said.
Siraj finished the game as a game player after winning the game for India with 9/190 figures in India’s historical victory in Oval.
Shubman Gill left out despite being a series player
Despite having a splendid series with the bat, where he scored 754 shots in the series with an average of 75.40 and 3 large hundreds next to this historic double century in Edgbaston, Shubman Gill was not chosen for Stuart Broad.
He has also been praised to evolve as captain throughout the series, as his participation with the players could be noticed, as well as on the field, and his spirit has been electrifying since the Lord’s test.
XI Broad Combined: Yasasvi Jaiswal, Kl Rahul, Ololie Pope, Joe Rot, Harry Brook, Ben Stoke, Ris Hurbh Pant, Washington Sundar, Jofra Archer, Jofmmed Sirraj and Jasprit Bumraha.
